To:THE CHAIRMAN OF THE NARROW C.P.C.

Published:First published in 1945 inLenin Miscellany XXXV.

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ComradeChairman, Narrow C.P.C.

ComradeLitvinov has very earnestly requested me to ask
you to examine todaythe agreement with the Mongolian
Government.[1]Drop me a line, please, to say whether or not you can.

Withcommunist greetings,Lenin

[1]Adraft agreement between the Government of the R.S.F.S.R.
and the People’s Government of Mongolia was examined and
approved by the Narrow C.P.C. the same day, November 3, 1921.

OnNovember 5, Lenin received the delegation from the
Mongolian People’s Republic and had a talk with it (see present
edition, Vol. 42, pp. 360–61).

Thecommunique of the People’s Commissariat for Foreign
Affairs on the signing of the Soviet-Mongolian Treaty was
published inPravdaon November 11, 1921.